Mexico City: Day of the Dead
7 days, 1 city | From $1,899 before flights | Payments as low as $75.96
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Why go?
Mexico City is already an absolute vibe. But when you’re there for Day of the Dead? GAME OVER. Escape to CDMX and get caught up in the historic traditions, vibrant neighborhoods, and colorful festivities of Mexico’s biggest celebration.
What you'll get
- Round-trip flights & airport transfers (or book ’em yourself)
- 6 nights in handpicked accommodations
- 6 breakfasts
- 3 dinners
- Expert Tour Director
- 24/7 support
- Guided tour of Teotihuacán
- Entrance to Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe & Frida Kahlo Museum
Picture yourself
- Unveiling ancient mysteries at Teotihuacán
- Trying traditional Day of the Dead treats
- Floating through the canals of Xochimilco
- Wandering Mexico City’s decked-out neighborhoods
- Experiencing how locals celebrate—at a cemetery
Itinerary
Day 1: Fly to Mexico City
Board your flight to Mexico City for an unforgettable week. Día de los Muertos is the liveliest time (pun intended) to visit Mexico’s capital, so buckle up. No really, you’re about to take off.
- Meet an EF representative and fellow travelers as they arrive at the airport.
- Transfer to your hotel to check in and check out your room.
- Enjoy a Welcome Dinner of local cuisine and drinks with your group.
Day 2: Explore Mexico City
¡Bienvenidos a la Ciudad de México! It’s a big place with lots to see, especially during Día de los Muertos, the annual holiday honoring the life and memory of the dead. It sounds gloomy, but it’s the total opposite—you’re gonna feel so alive.
- Start your Tour Director-led walk at Jamaica Market where locals flock to buy their Day of the Dead supplies.
- Try traditional holiday treats like pan de muerto and candied pumpkin.
- Marvel at Casa de Los Azulejos, a stunning 18th century palace.
- End at Avenida Paseo de la Reforma to gawk at the decorations and get lunch on your own.
Angel of Independence: This prominent column was built as a symbol of freedom and victory during Mexico’s struggle for independence from Spain. You can see it anytime, but it’s beautifully lit up at night.
National Palace: Located in the city’s main square, this historic site is the current residence of Mexico’s president. You can tour parts of the building and admire murals by Diego Rivera.
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| Date | Trip type | Price |
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| 2024 | ||
Almost full | $1,899 | |
| 2025 | ||
$1,899 | ||